Phillilps among NEWVA All-New England honorees
November 10, 2010
Bristol, R.I. - Endicott women's volleyball outside hitter \#Brittany Phillips\# (Sudbury, Mass.) was among the 32 seniors named All-New England by the New England Women's Volleyball Association. Phillips was one of four The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) seniors to earn the honor.
Phillips and her Gulls teammates are about to begin their quest for an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championship tonight as the \#1 seed, taking on the \#8 seed Daniel Webster College (18-7) at MacDonald Gymnasium at 6:00 pm.
Phillips, thus far, has been the Most Valuable Player for the Blue and Green with team-highs in kills (384) and kills per set (3.02) and came in second on the team in digs (446). Her leadership as one of the three Endicott captains led the Gulls to a 22-15 overall record and with a 9-1 TCCC mark, earned the \#2 seed going into the conference tournament.
The Gulls fell short against the \#1 seed Roger Williams in the TCCC Championship, but the team now has their eyes set on claiming their first ECAC Championship in program history. Phillips, who has been a major factor in Endicott women's volleyball success over the past four years, will continue to be relied upon over the final few matches of the season.
Phillips and her Gulls teammates are about to begin their quest for an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championship tonight as the \#1 seed, taking on the \#8 seed Daniel Webster College (18-7) at MacDonald Gymnasium at 6:00 pm.
Phillips, thus far, has been the Most Valuable Player for the Blue and Green with team-highs in kills (384) and kills per set (3.02) and came in second on the team in digs (446). Her leadership as one of the three Endicott captains led the Gulls to a 22-15 overall record and with a 9-1 TCCC mark, earned the \#2 seed going into the conference tournament.
The Gulls fell short against the \#1 seed Roger Williams in the TCCC Championship, but the team now has their eyes set on claiming their first ECAC Championship in program history. Phillips, who has been a major factor in Endicott women's volleyball success over the past four years, will continue to be relied upon over the final few matches of the season.